ROGAVA Tsotne

Football, basketball. (noc-ukr.org, 13 Jul 2021)

Classic Private University, Zaporozhye, UKR

One son

Russian

Abel Khachatryan [personal}

Orthodox (boxrec.com, 06 Jun 2021)

He represented Ukraine in Muay Thai and won gold medals in the 91kg category at the world championships in 2012, 2017 and 2018. He has also competed in professional kickboxing. (fbu.org.ua, 29 May 2019)

He took up the sport in 2013. (fbu.org.ua, 29 May 2019)

He switched from Muay Thai [Thai boxing] to boxing. "In 2013, I was preparing for the Ukrainian Thai boxing championships, and I received an offer to come to the Ukrainian classic boxing championships. I gladly accepted it, and I went to Ivano-Frankivsk, where I had three bouts, winning two of them. [In Muay Thai] I had frequent injuries to my legs and knees. Plus, in amateur Muay Thai, I won everything and the motivation was gone. In boxing, there has always been a desire to test myself." (ua.tribuna.com, 15 Jul 2021; fbu.org.ua, 29 May 2019)

To win a gold medal at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (ringside24.com, 30 Jun 2021)

"Go until the end, whatever happens." (noc-ukr.org, 13 Jul 2021)

He has received the titles of Honoured Master of Sport in Muay Thai, and Master of Sport in boxing in Ukraine. (noc-ukr.org, 13 Jul 2021; fbu.org.ua, 29 May 2019)